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... that inferno never visualised by Dante No wonder, then, Philippa Summerhayes, the heroine of Mr. Robert Liddell's quietly de lightful story. The Gantillons (Cape ys. 6 d.), led a life of tragi-comedy. The Gantillons True, she had her own bedroom, but she ...
... at the request of an infantry officer, whose Company was held up by heavy Machine Gun fire. This section not only succeeded in silencin g :two of this enemy Machine Guns, b ut by drawing the fire on to themselves enabled the infantry to withdraw, with the ...
... Witness that she never seen Mrs McKenzie in the shop before She no of incident of the fusing of the lights Such could not happen of the manner which shop lights were wired Mrs McKenzie recognised witness who iron The case adjourned for fortnight enable Mrs ...
... that which opened onr offensive. Early yesterday German tanks and infantry staged a counterattaek. The British guns and anti-tank artillery resumed their barrage as German tanks and infantry eame in. British and Australian troops _ , _ _ _ held their ground ...
... been carried out. INFANTRY BROKE THE CRUST It was an anxious matter. In the last war we devised the tank to clear a way for the infantry, who were otherwise held up by the intensity of machine-gun Bre. On this occasion it was the infantry who would have ...
... the maintenance of his airfields and landing-grounds, so that we obtained more sorties in proportion to our strength. In infantry divisions we were actually weaker. The manner in which the powerfully fortified gateway was prised open was extraordinarily ...
... had Dive-bombers, tanks and Infantry are being thrown in by the br ,roo P s ma | . r,cm r s? s «- ««%, 0,,5 « & Ik telling the FORMTTION°BY dewn£d° a**^cporThom* Allied The white houses the town were about th.rd the RA F LIGHT BOMBERS FLAK e». talHught ...
... larzc concrn- MM the wells. Gen. von Bretberg (297 th Infantry Dlv ): Lt.-Oen. von Daniel TKT RKFt'SKO. 378 th Infantry Dlv.i: Lt.-Oen Dubois (44th Infantry Dtv.); ' raid bombers and norSANDS *MOT . . . Maj -Gen. Wolf (Chief Of Artillery Of the 4th Army Corps): ...
... orY Settlement. mn 2 sTs i t li s i W l MlZ e Victory firmly closed. groups of tanks. rnotog; We knew there was no posit- infantry, trench mortars W o ld f his division of any help for the aviation. During the Stalingrad by oene r a 1 troops. Officers ...
... fierce, hand-to-hand lighting --Drawing by Edward Osmond EDINBURGH ROCK, IN TRI POLITANI A A RUINED TURKISH CASTLE ON A HILL BEHIND HOMS, USED AS A NAZI OBSERVATION POST, IS STORMED BY HII the crack Storm Troops of the enemy's 90th Light Division and routed ...
... assembled: The 51st British Division, with three infantry and one tank brigade, and the 7th British Tank Division. Behind them, to serve as a wave. are assembled: British Division and the Zealand Division, which ecaprise together four infantry brigades and ...
... massed the 51st Highland Division, with three infantry and one tank brigades, and the 7th Tank Division as the first wave of his attack. Behind them lie the second wave—the 50th Division and the 2nd New Zealand Division, composed of four infantry and two ...